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Late Bloomers

By Adam Rifkin

Trial-and-error creativity is the superpower of late bloomers.

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Scientists can publish their best work at any age.

I tried, I promise you. I failed. ~George RR Martin on his attempt to publish Game of Thrones book 6 Winds of Winter before HBO season 6

NASA Engineer Who Became an Astronaut After 15 Rejections

24 Late Bloomers Who Became Highly Successful After Age 40

The One Thing Successful People Never Do: They Never Give Up

Snap Pea Sensei

Arrested Development: Why Do We Age? | Mosaic Science

Talking to Cheryl Strayed About Why Wild Works

Shortcuts To Becoming Successful - Business Insider

Ageism in Tech - Too Old to be a Startup Founder?

Old Masters at the Top of Their Game

How Can You Tell if Your Life Is On Track? | TIME

Anthony Bourdain Has Become The Future Of Cable News, And He Couldn't Care Less

Why Big Ideas Happen In Your Late 30s

Late bloomer Anthony Bourdain was not successful until he was 44.

Ray Bradbury on Creative Purpose in the Face of Rejection

10 People Whose Lives Began at 60 Infographic | Bluebird Care

Renaissance Man Pharrell Williams Shares His Brand of Happy

Art Sherman Ties the Kentucky Derby Favorite, California Chrome, to a Past Winner

Bill Simmons' Big Score: How the Sports Guy Built a New Kind of Media Empire

George R.R. Martin GRRM Rolling Stone Interview

Lost in Life? People who took an indirect path to success, by Anna Vital

Mid-Life Crisis? Never too late to start a company.

Pete Carroll and his defensive philosophy

We're a family of late bloomers. ~Easy A

What should you do with your life?

Age and the entrepreneur, part 1: Some data - pmarca *ARCHIVE*

The Extreme Existential Makeover

Buy Me Maybe: Can A Meme Sell Records? - Ashley Fetters - The Atlantic

Ali Tetrick Starnes

late bloomer, not a loser. (I hope) by Dave McClure

Malcolm Gladwell on Late Bloomers

How to become great...

30 and still suffering as a polymath